Kremlin Criticizes Western Perspectives on Ukraine Conflict

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticized the overly optimistic views of U.S. actions regarding Ukraine, emphasizing Russia's need to protect its interests. He accused the West of waging a proxy war against Russia and highlighted the extensive weaponry in Ukraine, suggesting long-term implications.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on Tuesday criticized the Western interpretation of U.S. actions related to Ukraine, stating many were viewing the situation through 'rose-tinted spectacles.' He emphasized that Russia must always be prepared to defend its interests.

Peskov accused Western countries of conducting a proxy war against Russia, highlighting the significant amount of weaponry present in Ukraine. He suggested that even if Western arms supplies were to cease, it would take months for Ukraine's stockpile to deplete.

The Kremlin's statement underscores the tense geopolitical climate and Russia's assertion of its viewpoint regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, amidst accusations of heightened Western influence.

(With inputs from agencies.)